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Children's book bundle (Paperback)

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Co-Written with my daughter, Kara, this is our brand new children's series


Join Lulu the Lost Rubber Ducky, Monty and the Tree of Light, and Barton the Dream Jumper as each discovers great love and hope in delightful tales of adventure and fun. Whether your child or grandchild is too young to read or an early reader, these beautifully illustrated hard cover books will introduce them to powerful messages of truth that are missing from most picture books.


Lulu: 

Lulu is a rubber ducky on her way to America when the cargo ship she and her family are on capsizes. Separated from the others on the vast ocean, she will discover her courage as she finds the others lost at sea and leads them all to a beautiful island paradise.

Monty:

Monty is a firefly who lives near the tree of light. But when he is tempted to eat a forbidden fruit, he loses his light and finds himself alone in the dark forest. Join him as he finds his way home and recovers his light, the same journey that we all take through this life.

Barton:

Barton is a counting sheep in a little boy’s dreams. But Barton feels out of place and longs to jump into a another dream. Join him as he jumps from dream to dream only to learn that the little boy’s dream is not only where he belongs but the most beautiful dream of all.

REVIEWS

Customer Reviews

Based on 108 reviews
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Michealia Witt

Perfect!

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Suzanne Schreckengaust

Love these books, for my 2 grandsons.

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Kim Baker
Wonderfully written and illustrated!

I purchased these books as a gift for my four year-old grandson and was blessed to read these books to him every night for two weeks solid! The beautiful illustrations make the stories come alive. The truths of courage, uniqueness and light bearers through the storytelling is done so powerfully.

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Linda Seielstad
Great investment!

I purchased these books for my grandson in hopes he will read them. I read the 4 Dream Traveler books and thoroughly enjoyed the imagination and also the way the content is important to this age group. He has not yet read the first book. He leans more towards nonfiction literature. I hope to possibly do a read aloud with him of the first book to get his interest piqued. I know your stories will keep his interest after that. In three years his sister will be old enough for these stories as well. Thank you for writing these books and making them affordable to us.

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cathleen payne
Barton

In the book, Barton, on the last page it reads “and from that day on James never forgot how special he was.”I believe it should read, and Barton never forgot how special he was. My six-year-old grandson pointed that out to me as I was reading the book to him

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Customer Reviews

Based on 108 reviews
94%
(102)
6%
(6)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
M
Michealia Witt

Perfect!

S
Suzanne Schreckengaust

Love these books, for my 2 grandsons.

K
Kim Baker
Wonderfully written and illustrated!

I purchased these books as a gift for my four year-old grandson and was blessed to read these books to him every night for two weeks solid! The beautiful illustrations make the stories come alive. The truths of courage, uniqueness and light bearers through the storytelling is done so powerfully.

L
Linda Seielstad
Great investment!

I purchased these books for my grandson in hopes he will read them. I read the 4 Dream Traveler books and thoroughly enjoyed the imagination and also the way the content is important to this age group. He has not yet read the first book. He leans more towards nonfiction literature. I hope to possibly do a read aloud with him of the first book to get his interest piqued. I know your stories will keep his interest after that. In three years his sister will be old enough for these stories as well. Thank you for writing these books and making them affordable to us.

c
cathleen payne
Barton

In the book, Barton, on the last page it reads “and from that day on James never forgot how special he was.”I believe it should read, and Barton never forgot how special he was. My six-year-old grandson pointed that out to me as I was reading the book to him

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